Spot Gold (-5%) Silver (-15%) Platinum(-4%) CRASHING NOW!!!

How much physical silver would you like to sell me at $9/oz?

Silver will NOT make new highs in a few months. Have you noticed all the deflationary news lately? Silver is an industrial metal and in this environment doesn't have a shot in hell of even recouping what it has lost in the last 2 weeks in a few months.

If I knew you I would bet you 20k.

Yea, and with no other viable alternative it will continue to. Especially since we are seeing such troubles in Europe.

Waiting for the silvertards to start talking about silver as money in 3 2 1...

Mega CME margin hike. Banksters at it again while tipping off insiders.

www.cmegroup.com/tools-information/lookups/advisories/clearin​g/files/Chadv11-345.pdf

This is true. It's not like for 2 days straight, silvertards everywhere have decided for no apparent reason to start dumping their physical silver. My coin guy isn't lowering his prices into this drop one bit. He says he'd rather not sell a damn thing while this weird, nonsensical manipulative drop takes place. I figure silver will be back above $40 by next Friday.

ya ya get those american dollars! lmao

nobody is dumping real silver dollars retards nobody is ....as a matter of fact the chinese and india are buying more and more and more! siver is going down becasue people are having to sell everything else and silver is being dragged down by dumbfuckers covering there asses thats all it is! nothing more period!

You are 1) wrong. It will not be back above $40. I will bump this thread in due time to prove myself correct.

2) you need a new fucking coin guy.

3) the majority of silver trades are done electronically (paper) and do not manifest to actual delivery, I don't see you morons saying that 99.9% of the buying is done through paper thus it is just a bubble and people should sell into it.

At least stay consistent. Paper has been driving silver value for a long time, both up and down. It is not a one way street.

You are dumb.

Perhaps a few years back what you said was true. It's utterly false today (just take a look at the physical market and the unprecedented sales for major mints and bullion dealers). The paper game is overwhelmingly used to suppress metals prices today.

If you think this unwiding and short covering by a few big funds and investors has killed this secular bull market for good, you're deluded. This market has seen much worse and recovered. There is no change whatsoever in fundos to suggest a paradigm shift. Quite the contrary. Just wait until the public and pension funds start playing the game. This correction could very well be the ideal entry point for them to get the metals at an affordable price.

China just had bad manufacturing numbers. Means less silver used. Next.

It will not pay off in 10 years!! In 10 years; you will be under a One World Luciferic Super 1984 Orwellian Empire that will own everything that you have. And you will be their slaves and serfs; unless they kill you for not taking their mark of the beast chip in your hand or forehead; according to Revelation 13 and 14 in the Holy Bible!!

However, gold and silver will probably go back up in about 6 months to a year from now; or so!! But these globalist devils want you to panick so they can get it back when everything crashes. Actually, when the crash happens; the only thing that will be very valuable is gold and silver. And silver will be much more valuable because it is the equivolent of $20 to $100 bills. But gold will be like having $1000 bills and it will be much harder to move or barter with. Thats why I would love to have $100,000 in silver only!! In a Great Depression; it will mean that you are rich!! Silver will be invaluable during the Great New American Depression!!

Last Edited by moses767 on 09/23/2011 04:55 PM

If we define "in a few months" as less than six months, I think you're bound to be surprised. Volatility in silver is nothing new. Your overreaction to this move makes you sound like a newbie.

Really, the basic steps are straightforward:

Economic/financial crisis leads to asset liquidation and dollar shortage
Dollar shortage leads to dollar appreciation and gold depreciation (in dollar terms)
One form of asset liquidation – forced gold selling – leads to gold depreciation (in all currencies)
Eventual monetary response creates surplus of dollars
Surplus of dollars causes dollar depreciation and gold appreciation

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nope, dollar, sterling and euro are all going down together, the dollar isn't up, the euro is down

nicely put.....good site seekingalpha

Just scooped some silver up!





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You ignorant asswipe. Put your pants back on and stop masturbating. You stupid little immature nancyboy.Read some real news and put the porno away.

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I just bought 15k worth of GLD and SLV today, and about 500 in silver eagles,on this little PM market dip. I just love weeks like this!

That world is on the cusp of a major change...

Get ready for a big surprise ...

I have an IQ of 186 motherfucker. For you to allege that I am wrong is certainly in the realm of possibility, but I am not dumb.

The metaltards don't understand that most of the silver is used for electronics and the price will fluctuate with the economy, not by freaked out doomers.

Hey I want some of that action don't hog it all

THIS! ? I think. ?

Last time you saw a 15% drop in silver in a single day was 08.

I know deflation is coming, and I know what happens to silver in deflation.

maybe you should read little girl! hey dummy did you know that according to the usgs there will be no more silver to mine in 2021. now get back to your gay porn!

You dumb little moron. Not even worth a response. Your mind is gone.

I believe you're correct. These new requirements were published today and are a reason, among many, for the PM's to drop.

By the way for the one guy, 6 months from now is a half a year, not a few months.

"WASHINGTON (AP) — The dollar rose strongly against the euro and other major currencies Thursday as a selling spree in global stock markets increased demand for lower-risk investments.

Asian and European markets plunged Thursday as traders absorbed the Federal Reserve's bleak assessment of the U.S. economy. The Fed had said that the U.S. economy is vulnerable to major risks, including from unstable financial markets.

Bad economic news from Asia and Europe also pushed people to sell riskier investments that typically gain value during periods of growth. HSBC's index of Chinese manufacturing showed that factories there have slowed in September.

Markets in China and India closed down more than 4 percent as traders questioned whether emerging economies will remain strong if developed nations enter recession. Major indexes in Germany and France lost 5 percent on spreading fears about an economic slowdown caused by the sovereign debt crisis there.

U.S. shares followed, with indexes sliding more than 3 percent by midmorning.

Money flooded into currencies that are seen as safe, stable bets — the dollar, Japanese yen and Swiss franc.

At 1:10 p.m. Eastern time, the euro was worth $1.3481, down from $1.3667 late Wednesday. The British pound fell to $1.5368 from $1.5578. The dollar rose to 0.9073 Swiss franc from 0.8954 franc. But it slipped to 76.37 yen from 76.62 yen.

Traders dumped commodities such as oil and metals, fearing demand will decrease as the global economy slows. Oil fell more than 6 percent, silver lost nearly 9 percent.

That hurt currencies of nations that produce those commodities. The dollar rose to 1.0286 Canadian dollar from 1.0035 on Wednesday. It rose against the Norwegian krone and Swedish krona as well.

The Australian dollar was worth 97.76 cents, down from $1.0125. The New Zealand dollar fell to 78.06 cents from 80.54."

And a lot of other things that banks might have sold, like RE, would have resulted in banks forced to realize losses they can ill afford.